http://www.conservative.ca/

The tories were even responcible for http://www.notaleader.ca which I will admit isn’t that bad, so why is their main page so shitty?

The other parties offerings are much more up to spec.

http://www.liberal.ca (Not 100% impressed with the home page but if you surf around a bit there some better offerings within the libral sites.)

http://www.ndp.ca

Here’s the fun Joystiq post about it.
http://www.joystiq.com/2008/08/19/dyacks-defense-too-human-haters-just-dont-get-it/

And here’s a comment I picked out that I really enjoyed.

Dyack is right, I for one don’t understand how he hyped the shit out of this game, then spent about 5 hours actually making the damn thing.

“we’ve created something so innovative and different”

right again. This isn’t your average shit game like Haze, this is an innovative and different shit game. Almost like Alone in the Dark only a lot worse.

“it just shows that human nature of if you don’t understand something, you immediately attack”

No Denis, we don’t attack things, we just point the analog stick towards it until it dies.

Cheers!

To what I hope is a great blog that you’ll enjoy. For the longest time I’ve had the dream of starting my own blog site. It started way back with a podcast called the Canadian Perspective Podcast. That died after first year in collage. It was fun, but I just got to busy to really have the time to even think about what to talk about.

Now with this blog I have the freedom to really put out some great content that’s…well..Geekish from a Canadian perspective. (Like how I brought that back eh?) To often I’ll look around the net and I see so many blogs and sites based around the stuff I love, but there’s not a lot that’s written by Canadians (Ars Techica being the exception).  That doesn’t mean that this site won’t have any international content just that it will be from the Canadian point of view.

So sit back and enjoy, and if you’re a Canadian who would like to contribute to the blog, give me a shout

Jonathan
jon (at) cangeek.ca